Molecular and Crystalline Structure of Carbon Materials

Evgeniy A. Belenkov; Vladimir Greshnyakov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.845.235

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Numerical Studies of Discrete Quasibreathers in Graphene in the Framework of Density Functional Theory
p.215

Study of Current-Voltage Characteristics of Electroactive Polymers Placed in Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamic Conditions
p.219

Solar Cell Manufacturing Method with the Structure of the Bulk Heterojunction Based on Organic Semiconductors with a Direct Architecture
p.224

Structure and Properties of Diamond-Like Phases
p.231

Molecular and Crystalline Structure of Carbon Materials
p.235

Structures and Electronic Properties of Graphyne Layers
p.239

X-Ray Diffraction Application for the Study of the Fine Structure of Carbon Fibers
p.243

Crystal Structure of L₆, L_4-8, L_3-12 and L_4-6-12 Graphene Polymorphs
p.247

Influence of the Thermal Stabilization Conditions on the Structural Transformation of the Polyacrylonitrile Fiber
p.251

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Molecular and Crystalline Structure of Carbon Materials

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Schemes of structural classification of carbon materials which are based on the types of chemical bonds formed in materials and the number of nearest neighbors with which each atom forms covalent bonds have been proposed. The classification schemes cannot only describe the known phases, but also are the methodological basis for the prediction of new phases and nanostructures. New phases can be obtained by linking, superpositioning or cutting of precursor structures.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 845)

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Evgeniy A. Belenkov*, Vladimir Greshnyakov

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Carbine, Carbon, Carbon Nanotubes, Crystal Structure, Diamond, Fullerenes, Graphene, Graphite, Graphyne

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